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Rehoboth hosts an Afternoon of Art
Celebration of new mural and commemorative tree program sculpture at city hall
Rehoboth Beach Mayor Paul Kuhns thanks key stakeholders for bringing back the city’s commemorative tree program. CHRIS FLOOD PHOTOS
October 31, 2019
The city and Rehoboth Art League worked together to have New York-based artist Brett Steeves paint a Rehoboth-themed mural on city hall. There was a ribbon cutting for the mural Oct. 17. Pictured are (l-r) City Arborist Liz Lingo, Commissioner Steve Scheffer, Commissioner Susan Gay, Commissioner Richard Byrne, Lori Steeves, Brett Steeves, Mayor Paul Kuhns, Rehohoth Art League Exhibitions Director Nick Serratore, Rehoboth Art League Executive Director Sara Ganter, Rehoboth Art League Director of Community Engagement Rose Murray, Sen. Ernie Lopez, R-Lewes, and City Manager Sharon Lynn.
Kathryn Downs takes a picture of a leaf on the tree.
Coastal Camera Club members look over some of the new pictures hanging in city hall.
Rehoboth Commissioner Steve Scheffer looks at watercolor painting called Fall Sand Dunes by Gerilyn Gaskill.
Leaves from the tree look like the wind have blown them off.
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Rehoboth City Hall
229 Rehoboth Avenue
Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971
United States
Rehoboth City Hall
229 Rehoboth Avenue
Celebrating the recent completion of the the convention center mural and tree for the commemorative tree program, Rehoboth Beach hosted an afternoon of art Oct. 17. The event also featured new works by members of the Coastal Camera Club and Rehoboth Art League. The tree program’s tree sculpture was made by Bill Wolff. The Rehoboth-themed mural was done by New York-based artist Brett Steeves.
